There will be 11 games taking place during the early and late-afternoon slate in Week 13. That represents the most teams we’ll see on Sunday until the final week of the season when every team plays on Sunday. Until then, viewers will have to make do with an 11-game slate.

This week’s slate features some excellent-looking matchups. CBS will air the doubleheader this week, meaning that they will broadcast six of the 11 games on Sunday. Their main draw seems likely to be the games featuring AFC North teams. The Bengals are playing the Chargers in the early game while the Ravens and Steelers during the 4:25 p.m. ET game.

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All four of the AFC North teams are within striking distance of the Ravens, but the Bengals have the best chance to unseat them. They are also playing a Chargers team that can match them blow-for-blow in what could be a shootout.

As for Fox’s coverage, they are broadcasting a single game. Three will be early in the day while two will occur in the later afternoon. The Buccaneers-Falcons, Cardinals-Bears and Washington-Raiders games are the biggest draws, and Fox’s well-distributed map demonstrates that one game isn’t particularly favored over any of the others.

Below are the full NFL coverage maps for Week 13, plus a list of major TV markets and the CBS and Fox games that will be presented in each on Sunday.

NFL coverage map Week 13

(NFL coverage maps courtesy of 506sports.com)

Fox single game

Red: Buccaneers at Falcons

Green: Cardinals at Bears

Yellow: Giants at Dolphins

Blue: Washington at Raiders

Orange: Jaguars at Rams

CBS early games

Red: Chargers at Bengals

Blue: Colts at Texans

Green: Eagles at Jets

Yellow: Vikings at Lions

CBS late games

Red: Ravens at Steelers

Blue: 49ers at Seahawks

TV schedule for NFL Week 13 games

Below are the Sunday afternoon games that will be broadcast regionally. “Sunday Night Football” will feature the Broncos and Chiefs in a game that will decide whether the Chiefs stay in sole possession of first place in the AFC West.

“Monday Night Football” will feature a battle for the AFC East, as the Patriots and Bills square off in a key battle. The Patriots (8-4) currently hold a half-game advantage over the Bills in the standings, so the winner on Monday will take over the No. 1 seed, at least temporarily. The two teams are set to battle later in the season as well, so that may be the most critical game of the bunch.

CBS coverage

Chargers at Bengals (1 p. m. ET) Colts at Texans (1 p. m. ET) Eagles at Jets (1 p. m. ET) Vikings at Lions (1 p. m. ET) Ravens at Steelers (4:25 p. m. ET) 49ers at Seahawks (4:25 p. m. ET)

Fox coverage

Buccaneers at Falcons (1 p. m. ET) Cardinals at Bears (1 p. m. ET) Giants at Dolphins (1 p. m. ET) Washington at Raiders (4:05 p. m. ET) Jaguars at Rams (4:05 p. m. ET)

List of Week 13 NFL games by TV market

(TV markets listed in order by size)